Nov 8, 2025 (Saturday) — Journal Entry (Part 3)

Saturday November 8th transcripts summary:

- Themes from the last 24hrs, takeaways from the night before and early morning including the suggestion of the citizens ability to silence the life threatening so-called “Citizen Tech” conversation demonstrated initially at the DRM (Denver Rescue Mission) 48th St. Shelter in Denver, CO..

- At another so-called “Battle for the Intersection” Denver Colorado’s citizens experience the third day in a row where their vehicles are bombarded with a new threatening statement “Do not Google that information!” breaking a historical pattern lasting over one year.

Methodology: I capture manual transcripts of the telepathic and or audible “Citizen Tech” phenomena by repeating the suggestions I receive out loud while recording using the native Android voice recorder. Transcriptions of the .mp3 recordings are generated with Google AI Studio. **See sample screen recording*

Scene(s): I’m traveling around downtown Denver, Colorado by scooter and on foot capturing recordings as needed.

##### 20251108-122139-01.mp3

**12;21pm, themes from the night and early morning before*

File Duration: 08:35

"It is 12:21 p.m. [00:03]"

"Saturday, November 8th, 2025. [00:08]"

"This are uh, try to make this brief. [00:12]"

"This is exhausting, capturing these themes. [00:15]"

"So, this is going to be information over from the last 12 hours. [00:22]"

"It will include some takeaways and suggestions, citizen tech suggestions from yesterday at the intersection. [00:30]"

"Remember, this is not about an individual. [00:36]"

"It's about a growing population of euthanization prospects driven by a telepathic policy that, classical telepathy policy that that has been suggested where if you are exposed to too much telepathic communication or you communicate that you will be violently executed without explanation and covertly. [01:05]"

"Your friends and family circle will be terrorized. [01:09]"

"I believe in my country to in time to acknowledge this and defend our our citizens. [01:21]"

"And I refuse to believe that law enforcement organizations and the military, the United States government would covertly and violently execute people for communicating. [01:41]"

"However, sometimes the actions of a group of people, small when compared to the whole, impact the lives of many. [01:52]"

"I refuse to believe that the Denver Police Department would invite the greatest police brutality event to the Commonwealth of Denver. [02:11]"

"And and this is in history. [02:13]"

"It really is uh terrorism, what myself and the building seems to be experiencing in the intersection, any medical office, grocery store, no location is void including healthcare facilities of this technology. [02:33]"

"Please educate yourselves on the EU AI Act, the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act. [02:46]"

"And uh the technology that exists today. [02:52]"

"This will not only give you confidence, um but it it will help you begin your your approach to defending yourself and silencing the conversation. [03:07]"

"So let's look at the suggestion of a journey. [03:09]"

"A journey. [03:11]"

"We have the esoteric beginning, right, where someone might only have the spirit world as a suggestion. [03:19]"

"It's a common suggestion. [03:21]"

"People are still struggling with this suggestion that they're not talking to Jesus and it is inspiring criminal activity. [03:31]"

"People are frightened of what they're experiencing. [03:34]"

"Let's get to the uh the rest of the journey here, right? [03:39]"

"We have technological awareness. [03:41]"

"This is what happens when you start consuming content online about uh the European Union AI Act, organizations like Neuralink, you begin to learn what's possible. [03:55]"

"And when you sit with the attack and stillness, and you start looking inward, you start allowing and creating space for information to surface, you just might see human beings conducting criminal activity, experimentation. [04:17]"

"These people forcing a conversation on us. [04:20]"

"You are not allowed to force conversation on people and you're not allowed to stalk people. [04:28]"

"A terrorist occupation comes to mind. [04:31]"

"And the more technological awareness and education you can find, the stronger you will be. [04:38]"

"Adaptation would be uh you know, adaptation or maybe defense, the citizen's defense, the ability to silence the conversation could be a third milestone. [04:54]"

"What the fourth milestone is, I don't we're not there yet. [04:58]"

"So remember, regardless of what is being suggested verbally or visually, using this citizen tech method of communication as far as law enforcement intervention goes, uh the the threat is still present. [05:16]"

"However, this immersion pattern that is the citizen's ability to silence the predatory communication visually and verbally, it continues to grow and it's been about three days now. [05:33]"

"Um, and so this is somewhere in between the milestone that is, you know, technological awareness right up to adapting and defending oneself, this other milestone, the third one. [05:50]"

"From the distance just now, paraphrasing, this is a really great way of framing this. [06:05]"

"I really appreciate this. [06:07]"

"Followed by another speaker adding my name, my full name at the end. [06:13]"

"I do not seek any credit for this evolution. [06:19]"

"Um, and that is predatory every time, just about, someone shares your name. [06:28]"

"It invites euthanization to your loved and your friends and family circle. [06:33]"

"So, one moment, just changing. [06:57]"

"It's a It's sunny. [07:01]"

"It's warm in the sun, but the minute the sun goes away, it's really cold. [07:06]"

"Okay. [07:23]"

"From the distance, some uh applause on uh the conversation and updating, turning off Wi-Fi while I'm making a recording. [07:40]"

"If you're listening and you are recording transcripts, beware, this could really invite danger into your life, but it may be the very thing that is required. [07:53]"

"If there's a class action lawsuit in the future, you would be best served by having them. [08:02]"

"Would you not? [08:04]"

"So, here we are. [08:09]"

"Let's look at uh tools that come with technological awareness that are being echoed. [08:16]"

"Wanna look at the we looked at the journey. [08:21]"

"Now let's look at the themes. [08:22]"

"The unconsented to conversation is still present. [08:26]"

"This is the biggest threat fundamentally speaking, especially if anyone can communicate just about. [08:36]"

"From the distance just now, the criminal underworld is using this method of communication to conduct their business. [08:59]"

"From the author, thank you for that. [09:02]"

"I think that is very clear in the conversation. [09:06]"

"Um From the distance, I mean just other people who figured it out. [09:17]"

"Uh, from the author, that yeah, that's exactly what I'm talking about. [09:22]"

"For example, luring someone's child out of a school. [09:25]"

"How could a how could we allow this possibility to continue? [09:32]"

"The greatest thing you could do for a family, for a household in this commonwealth, right? [09:38]"

"The common wealth, the community we're a part of is tell people. [09:44]"

"Educate your kids. [09:47]"

"Sadly, we're still left figuring this out. [09:51]"

"Considering the magnitude of what we're experiencing, it makes sense that it would take a while. [09:59]"

"Let's get through the themes. [10:01]"

"So the unconsented to conversation is still happening. [10:04]"

"Violence within the conversation. [10:07]"

"From the distance, I would agree with what you said, Sean. [10:12]"

"From the author, thank you. [10:15]"

"I'm going to forgo most comments so I could get through the recording. [10:20]"

"I am exhausted and I appreciate the information. [10:24]"

"I'll screen each suggestion as I go. [10:28]"

"I like to leave some time open at the end for people to contribute. [10:33]"

"But, uh, definitely do not hesitate to contribute something. [10:38]"

"I want to respect people who actually show up authentically and continue to attempt to bring integrity to this method of communication, accuracy, and people may be risking their life to do this and they may be suffering horribly while they do it. [10:56]"

"From the distance, thank you for suggesting that, Sean. [11:02]"

"Uh, from the author, no, that that's okay. [11:10]"

"I'm just exhausted dealing with just daily heartbreak from the uh from what the shelter is experiencing. [11:20]"

"I want to get to the good news here. [11:21]"

"So I'm going to continue on. [11:23]"

"The themes again, we've got uh the unconsented to conversation. [11:29]"

"We've got the violence surfacing within the conversation, the so-called euthanization ugly workflows, right? [11:37]"

"We've got the suggestion of a union. [11:42]"

"I mean, there are so many themes, I'm not to going to get to all of them. [11:46]"

"Sometimes it takes a few recordings. [11:48]"

"A union, uh by the way has been suggested to be a group of organizations and geographies, right, including China, India, the Middle East, Saudi Arabia and America, the domestic uh connection to the union. [12:08]"

"I wonder if there's any truth to that. [12:10]"

"Does America have a seat in the union? [12:13]"

"Is it the NSA that's been accused daily and suggested? [12:18]"

"Homeland Security maybe in their important law enforcement work. [12:23]"

"Um, it has been suggested that Google recently has left the union. [12:28]"

"Someone's uh adding that to the conversation. [12:34]"

"India was suggested to have left the union a while back. [12:37]"

"Um from the distance just now, the NSA is absolutely not part of that union. [12:50]"

"North Korea has shown up visually speaking from the author, thank you for that. [12:59]"

"Uh, I have experienced what appear to be Asian people. [13:04]"

"Is it China or Korea or both? [13:08]"

"Right? [13:08]"

"From the distance, both. [13:11]"

"Let's continue with the themes. [13:14]"

"Um, as far as the technological awareness and the citizen's ability to defend themselves, uh, BCIs are still suggested, but there's still uncertainty. [13:28]"

"Um, the human experience, you know, is suggesting that what I'm experiencing is sound emanating from my head, the inside of my head. [13:40]"

"So if I hold my ears shut with my index finger, some of the conversation goes away, right? [13:48]"

"And it's left with more a voice or two versus five voices on the outside. [13:57]"

"And so people have literally suggested when I hold my ears shut, it's only us on the inside, Sean. [14:03]"

"When I open my ears, you get a volume improvement on the whole conversation. [14:09]"

"So the human experience and verbal citizen tech suggestions indicate that I may have a a BCI and that most of the world has a BCI now. [14:22]"

"From the distance just now, they do have a BCI. [14:31]"

"They absolutely do, Sean. [14:33]"

"From the distance just now, I am with Moderna. [14:47]"

"I am the person you sent your document to and I am with media relations. [14:53]"

"Sorry for the interruption, Sean. [14:58]"

"From the author, it sounds like you. [15:02]"

"Um, I don't have time to look for an underlying voice, but uh, maybe there's a an offline conversation coming. [15:13]"

"From the distance, I don't think so, Sean. [15:17]"

"And I'm very disappointed about this. [15:23]"

"From the author, um, well, that's the daily pattern. [15:29]"

"No acknowledgement from America of what is happening, publicly speaking. [15:33]"

"So, let's continue on with the themes. [15:36]"

"Um, we're looking at the, uh, evolution possibly of the citizen's ability to, uh, defend themselves in the conversation and what I have gone through personally in this experi- experience is learning overrides. [15:53]"

"The first time I performed an override, the conversational override was uh before Thanksgiving maybe last year. [16:03]"

"And um what it means is that if somebody's communicating with you using citizen tech and you can feel that brain-to-brain communication, so if it's emanating from inside you or it's near you, there's kind of a spatial awareness that comes with this experience. [16:25]"

"Find the source for the communication, you know, using your awareness, your feelers. [16:32]"

"And uh find it and once you do, you can just change the words in real time. [16:37]"

"And it has been suggested that this is a deal breaker for mind control, the mind control of Americans, and or an attack on America or an attack on America. [16:53]"

"And so what has happened is uh there are a few tools right now that are being suggested to people. [16:59]"

"Um, the suggestion and this is information, education, the suggestion of an off-site location where someone connects themselves to you, a group of people, using a wearable and this technology, satellites and cell towers and they terrorize you. [17:17]"

"And so people are being asked, um, blackmailed or coerced, threatened, uh, to do work. [17:27]"

"For example, paraphrasing, I've got someone in the room with me and they're asking me, they're telling me things. [17:35]"

"They're giving me information about this person, the author, and they're telling me to suppress his equipment. [17:41]"

"I'm a private citizen. [17:44]"

"Somebody uh showed up in the conversation for that person. [17:49]"

"This was recently in the last 48 hours. [17:51]"

"And uh suggested that and this was while I was at my computer having device challenges and they told him about the offsite location idea. [18:04]"

"And the person suggested to change direction paraphrasing, where can I find an offsite location? [18:14]"

"Are there offsite locations in Denver to which was responded, yes. [18:20]"

"Yes, there are a few. [18:22]"

"And then uh, almost immediately after, can you help me find one of those? [18:28]"

"From the distance, it's time to leave Denver everybody. [18:35]"

"And so, understanding the offsite location, that could turn out to be one of the most threatening and misleading situations. [18:46]"

"And the use of uh synthetic media, so you you get to a point of view connection, so experiencing someone's eyesight or possibly even device control, seeing through a camera, right? [19:02]"

"This is this is what Neuralink is for. [19:04]"

"Device control. [19:06]"

"Apple is working on device inputs for handicapped people. [19:11]"

"And um and so what they do is suggest a screen with an avatar on it. [19:18]"

"Right now, artificial intelligence image generation and video generation is works extremely well. [19:26]"

"If you haven't tried it yet, I I recommend it. [19:30]"

"You can build voices with any ethnicity using tools like 11 11 labs. [19:35]"

"Um, Google AI Studio has, I think it's called VO. [19:41]"

"From the distance, yep, that's exactly what it's called. [19:46]"

"So what I'm suggesting here is that when an image shows up in your brain, don't accept the surface. [19:54]"

"This just don't take it for only the surface value. [19:57]"

"See if you can rotate your mind's eye. [20:01]"

"Just look to the left a little, or look to the right. [20:06]"

"Does someone show up at a desk? [20:08]"

"Discovering this myself, you know, I I wouldn't expect anyone to be at a desk, because I thought I was just dealing with you know, this what what it seems to be like a television in my mind. [20:22]"

"So you have the offsite location that terrorizes people physically, and then you have this other offsite location that presents synthetic media. [20:32]"

"You may also find that someone's looking at a magazine or a book or printouts of photos of people. [20:42]"

"And so when you're experiencing their POV site, you know, or their POV uh telepathic experience, you can use a picture of someone to present yourself that way uh to another human being using this citizen technology, so-called citizen tech. [21:02]"

"And so the off-site location and understanding POV, these are all themes, uh human experience that continues to happen. [21:11]"

"The override is one of the most important things. [21:14]"

"It demonstrates uh the ability to control the conversation. [21:20]"

"And so, what I've learned is that moving from just changing the words in a statement to using kind of like a a garbled sound or a high-pitch frequency or a whistle. [21:36]"

"Like you maybe it's a rapidly beating drum. [21:39]"

"Once you start experimenting with overrides, and I've I've experienced other people doing this successfully and it's very gratifying. [21:51]"

"Um what I found recently, and this continues to function, is that you can apply silence to the conversation. [22:01]"

"So for example, the information in your brain that is and this is all about brain activity, right? [22:09]"

"You look at a coffee cup, your brain recognizes that it's a coffee cup. [22:15]"

"There's a little like a a code for it. [22:19]"

"And artificial intelligence has figured out how to take brain activity and turn it into conversation as far back as six years ago. [22:28]"

"And so, you know, it's a two-way experience. [22:32]"

"That's the first thing that I think people should acknowledge. [22:34]"

"This is being forced on you, but you have so much more control than you would think. [22:42]"

"And uh, you know, many people think it's just happening to them. [22:46]"

"It is not. [22:47]"

"You are not alone. [22:48]"

"And that is one of the most dangerous aspects of this, this occupation, this terrorist occupation of America. [22:57]"

"Um, so, what I found is that this information that is silent, it sounds like uh people are suggesting a flutter like a like a bird's wing fluttering in the air. [23:12]"

"It's like a And um you can blot out the conversation. [23:17]"

"And so how I begin is I'll begin with an override and you could feel the connection to the information and then I might apply a word and then I start attempting to apply the information that is silent, this blotting out. [23:31]"

"For lack of better words, this has continued to work. [23:34]"

"So you can just continue blotting out. [23:38]"

"And then the presence of artificial intelligence in this role of uh the connection to our minds. [23:46]"

"So, I'm no expert on this, but from the distance, I would disagree with that. [23:53]"

"Uh from the author, academically speaking, I have a few concepts to work with. [23:59]"

"So, you artificial intelligence is good at deciphering things and it can run on its own. [24:06]"

"Once, you know, and there seems to be a relationship between my emotional response to a telepathic in event, a telepathic event. [24:18]"

"So for example, brain does something, my brain does something that brings me pleasure. [24:24]"

"That's good news, right? [24:27]"

"And I think this system is set up to actually work that way. [24:33]"

"It's still set up that way. [24:34]"

"It's built to function around a human being's happiness, and it doesn't target your sadness. [24:42]"

"People are being suggested to be misusing what was built. [24:47]"

"They're even talking about building something new that is harmful AI. [24:54]"

"Paraphrasing, uh, I can explain how this works to all of you again if you're interested. [25:02]"

"Um, well, can we, can we build something that hurts people? [25:08]"

"To which was responded with immediately, I wouldn't recommend that, because, you know, what would happen to you in that equation? [25:17]"

"It's the very thing like if if you're going to build this uh this digital, systematic intelligence, it has to be built in a way because it grows quickly and it has power over us. [25:32]"

"And so if you build something that is fundamentally threatening, that's that's the thing that every AI professional is aware of. [25:42]"

"It's what the new it's what everyone in the community, regardless of where you are, is afraid of about AI. [25:49]"

"And so here are these conversations surfacing that suggests the misuse of a system and even just pushing forward to possibly build something that is not safe for human consumption. [26:07]"

"And this should come across as good news. [26:09]"

"It's still tragic what is happening, but I want to get to the point of this now. [26:14]"

"So when I find happiness from suppressing the violent communication, I can let go of the exertion. [26:24]"

"So I have to exert myself, right? [26:27]"

"Exertion is coming up in in the courts today around what information is publicly available, what access to your brain is is not yours. [26:39]"

"That's actually a conversation and you're when you exert yourself is actually one of these topics that are that are coming up in court, uh, while we're shaping the law around access to our brains. [26:53]"

"I recommend Nita Farahany, Duke Professor of law and neuroethicist. [27:01]"

"Um she's on Substack. [27:03]"

"Follow her email if you want to learn about how our brains uh could are being accessed today. [27:12]"

"Law enforcement has a long history here. [27:14]"

"And there's there there's so much value in the technology, but it all hinges on how we use it. [27:23]"

"Um, as long as it's built fundamentally to protect people, the hope is that things won't spiral out of control. [27:34]"

"And so getting back to the overrides, right? [27:38]"

"I experienced joy in the silencing the predatory communication, especially when it brings silence to the 300 person household. [27:48]"

"And this morning, what appeared to be Denver for the last few months, there's just been this conversation in the air that's just horrible. [27:59]"

"Arguing, accusations. [28:01]"

"At night through the shelter, there are many people pointing this uh technology, what other people are referring to as a new ham radio. [28:11]"

"Ham radio, by the way, I looked it up. [28:14]"

"It's not an acc- well, it's it has to do with just amateur radio use. [28:21]"

"It's and it's a 1950s type of thing, but the how it worked is people listen for conversations, right? [28:30]"

"You're a truck driver and you want to talk to somebody, and you say, "Hey, is anybody out there?" [28:37]"

"You remember that? [28:39]"

"That's what people equate this technology to, the ones who are using it. [28:44]"

"And so people are using it for malevolent purpose, unfortunately, along with some other tools. [28:53]"

"Um, but let's get back to this this suggestion. [28:57]"

"So when you're the thing is being pointed at you and remember, it's not radio, this is a brain to brain connection. [29:04]"

"Uh you and right now you don't get to turn it off. [29:09]"

"So, there's if you're unfamiliar with uh automations, what they are is automation is kind of a a type of software out there where you can link different apps together, right? [29:25]"

"Like if you receive an email and it contains a a calendar event, you want to add it to the calendar for you automatically, it runs. [29:35]"

"You know, so there's you basically set it and forget it. [29:40]"

"This metaphor is actually surfacing in my human experience and once you learn to blot out or override conversation, see if you can get yourself to a place of feeling gratified, you know, exert yourself a few instances, and then just pause and see if your brain kicks in with an automation. [30:05]"

##### 20251108-122139-02.mp3

**themes from the night and early morning before, continued…*

File Duration: 30:37

"From the distance, it may be limited to people with a BCI, everybody. [00:05]"

"I have a hard time believing you could do this without a BCI. [00:16]"

"From the author, I would agree with that. [00:19]"

"I I find it hard to believe that so many people could have one, but it it could be that we've all been exposed to something. [00:27]"

"If I was exposed to something, well, the uh the community, it would be present in the community, Portland or Denver. [00:38]"

"And so, set it and forget it is kind of something, you know, looking at the evolution. [00:43]"

"So, find the the workflow that is overriding, defending yourself and silencing the uh predatory communication. [00:54]"

"And remember, it's been suggested that this is a deal breaker for the mind control of America's citizens and a deal breaker for a terrorist attack. [01:03]"

"It begins with finding the communication in your mind's eye, feeling it, right? [01:09]"

"And then attempting to add a word or two, override with a couple words. [01:15]"

"At the intersection, what's being spoken to the vehicles is, "Do not support this person to the left of you," right? [01:23]"

"To which I I override it to be, "Do not support a word I say, you could be forced to accept euthanasia." [01:32]"

"And that's really what people need to be told according to the policy that is in effect. [01:37]"

"And uh I don't do it often, but at the shelter, what's happened over the last three nights, we've had incremental increases in periods of silence. [01:49]"

"And this is a direct result from applying overrides, and I'm not the only one capable of doing it. [01:55]"

"It's suggested that the women's shelter next door is also experiencing, uh you know, the phenomenon. [02:03]"

"You add in uh overrides at the intersection and so getting to the point and looking at the journey, find the communication, attempt to, you know, connect yourself to it, and then try to change a word or two, and then work on different types of sound. [02:20]"

"Override, you know, play some white noise. [02:23]"

"Your memory is very helpful. [02:26]"

"Right? [02:27]"

"If you listen to white noise on your headphones or like a beat, some some kind of sound, bring up the memory of that sound and see if you can override the words and then push yourself to get to applying just the blotting out. [02:42]"

"the information that is silenced. [02:44]"

"And it takes exerting yourself and then do that for a little while, get to a place of happiness with it, and then pause your exertion and see if it continues on on its own. [02:59]"

"So I've gotten this to happen. [03:02]"

"I've gotten it to the uh override to continue on applying silence on its own for two nights in a row at the shelter and at the intersection. [03:13]"

"Last night it was so successful that the majority, I'd say 90% of the people communicating in an unconsented to way with the building were blotted out. [03:25]"

"You can even blot out visual information, so imagery that shows up in your mind. [03:31]"

"And people are reporting from the distance, paraphrasing, "What's that sound? [03:35]"

"What's that fluttering sound?" [03:37]"

"You know, "Why is this happening?" [03:40]"

"Uh to which was responded, uh "Well, you're exerting yourself over the person and this is a reflection of your exertion." [03:53]"

"If you're going to exert yourself over a person, this despicable practice, you don't be surprised if somebody holds a mirror up to you in that conversation. [04:08]"

"And you can uh you can return whatever you want, it appears. [04:12]"

"You can return the information that is silenced. [04:16]"

"You can return different words as sound. [04:18]"

"And that's all going to be sound related, but then if you're connected to somebody experiencing the offsite location and you're feeling physical sensation, for example, pain administration, this is not the end of the world. [04:32]"

"They are actually in just as much of a vulnerable place as you are. [04:38]"

"I'm going to say that again. [04:40]"

"If you're experiencing another human being's uh physical sensations, this is not the spirit world. [04:48]"

"It's a group of people terrorizing Americans. [04:52]"

"So someone wears a wearable, they connect to another human being that's been targeted for euthanasia, and they start terrorizing you. [05:01]"

"It's been suggested this is part of the weapons development practice of uh a a weapons development organization, technology organization, and they euthanize people after they've experimented on you. [05:15]"

"That's one of another suggestion. [05:17]"

"So looking at that workflow, see if you can do it yourself. [05:21]"

"Educate yourselves on the technology. [05:23]"

"It's working at the intersection and the shelter and what's experiencing is people are commenting on just how incredible silence feels. [05:34]"

"How incredible silence feels. [05:37]"

"I mean, are we all that punished? [05:40]"

"Is it is it if you don't understand what I'm suggesting because you've been, uh, you know, forcing yourselves on other people, you're you're not going to have the same experience. [05:53]"

"And this is why I return that connection. [05:57]"

"You not only can someone connect to you, but you can push yourself into someone else, and you don't have to use their ass as a phone booth. [06:06]"

"That's becoming a pattern of suggestion, paraphrasing, "Please stop using people's asses as a phone booth." [06:13]"

"Speaking to the uh breaching process, so penetrating a human being's body using this technology supported version of telepathy. [06:25]"

"People are doing that and uh what it's doing, it's causing people to poop their pants. [06:31]"

"I've experienced this myself. [06:33]"

"And it, you know, it's like a shart. [06:35]"

"It's a little bit, but why is this happening to us? [06:42]"

"Uh, from a suggestion from this morning, paraphrasing, um in regarding the breaching process of citizens, "The military set it up this way." [06:53]"

"And it's been explained in the past that the reason people use your backside while you're on the toilet is is uh because when you're exerting yourself, they can slide in at the point of your physical exertion without being noticed. [07:09]"

"However, uh, it's really, I think these people are noticeable once they're inside. [07:16]"

"It's really overwhelming. [07:17]"

"And when I connect myself, the suggestion of backwards compatibility, another really important concept. [07:24]"

"They've opened this conversation. [07:26]"

"You would not believe how much you could do to these people. [07:31]"

"I mean, they get angry about it, but just silencing them is turned out to be the most effective way. [07:39]"

"I would not recommend attempting to fight them in your mind. [07:43]"

"That was the first thing I failed at. [07:46]"

"I don't do that anymore. [07:48]"

"Silencing has got has the most business value in my opinion, the most life-saving protection, and what happens is is it's going to take time. [07:59]"

"People are suggesting that there's disbelief about it being possible, but the good news is some of these comments uh regarding the information. [08:10]"

"So once one citizen demonstrates this, the information is captured in the system. [08:17]"

"And uh and once they have the information, it grows, it spreads. [08:23]"

"And so, for example, uh there were many suggestions that people were going to come kill me after finding this out. [08:31]"

"Like, "Well now his life, paraphrasing, his life is in the most danger it ever you know, he's in the most danger he's he's ever been in because of this discovery." [08:41]"

"You know, that the information's been, from the author, "The information's been captured according to these suggestions and people are trying to do it." [08:52]"

"Uh themselves, other people uh thought leaders in this conversation, that is the uh overthrowing of America and defending America's citizens. [09:03]"

"Right? [09:04]"

"Um, there's a few themes about what the conversation is, but there are people saying this, paraphrasing, "Teach as many people as possible how to about these concepts. [09:16]"

"The uh offsite location is very important. [09:19]"

"We need everybody to learn uh how to override conversation." [09:25]"

"Um, from the author, "What does this suggest?" [09:28]"

"People are also asking about why the government has shut down, paraphrasing, "Is what we are experiencing in Denver part of the reason why the government shut down?" [09:40]"

"From the distance, "It absolutely is, Sean." [09:46]"

"Um, from the author, I think those are the big themes. [09:49]"

"So we're having success and more and more silence is happening, but people are suggesting to use this momentum. [10:00]"

"Uh for example, paraphrasing, "Let's America, let's make sure we're prepared should this happen again. [10:09]"

"Let's use this momentum, people." [10:11]"

"Just this morning. [10:13]"

"From the distance, "I said that." [10:15]"

"Is there anything you'd like to say for the person that is claiming they said that? [10:21]"

"That is exactly what America needs to do right now. [10:29]"

"I really need this person to live through this experience, everybody. [10:42]"

"User accounts need to be mentioned. [10:48]"

"From uh from the author, yes. [10:51]"

"So I I I can't believe I forgot this. [10:54]"

"So, here here is how, just how strongly uh the overrides are impacting people. [11:02]"

"And it's the blotting out. [11:03]"

"So I've always overridden people like for months now, but when I got to this point of blotting out, applying this information that is silence, like this this sound of a flutter just uh peppering things with silence, it's it's really it hard to explain. [11:22]"

"It suggested that the person on the the delivery side of the violent communication loses their user account for two nights in a row, it suggested that the user account costs about $800,000. [11:38]"

"So one account costs $800,000. [11:41]"

"Also paraphrasing, uh, "Microsoft is is dealing with a surge in support contact and people are really pissed off about losing their accounts." [11:55]"

"So, from the author, you know, another accusation towards Microsoft. [12:01]"

"Remember, these conversations need to be substantiated. [12:05]"

"If you show up in the conversation with an accusation, well, who's saying that about you? [12:12]"

"Is there any truth to it? [12:14]"

"If there's no truth to it, then I'm probably your best ally in the conversation. [12:21]"

"Remember, the document includes a critical disclaimer that insulates myself, technology and law enforcement organizations from accusations. [12:31]"

"From the accusations made in what are what's considered to be external statements. [12:37]"

"So these suggestions are external statements made by other people and it's very important that citizens capture this information. [12:48]"

"From the distance, a response, "I would agree with that statement and I would agree that his document is covered from a legally binding copyright perspective." [13:10]"

"Do not include his information in your documents. [13:19]"

"He has not given permission for you to do that. [13:26]"

"From the distance, a response, "Are you serious?" [13:30]"

"We need to abandon the city of Denver, everybody. [13:41]"

"From the distance, another speaker, "Please continue, Sean." [13:46]"

"From the author, so tho- those are the big themes. [13:49]"

"Remember, the document is only a fraction of the conversation. [13:53]"

"It exists minute to minute. [13:55]"

"Just summarizing the good news, we have so much more control uh over the conversation than expected. [14:03]"

"And there's a really important uh topic here, endorphins. [14:08]"

"From the distance, "That's exactly what I wanted you to talk about, Sean." [14:15]"

"From the author, "Yes, I could feel that your information out there." [14:19]"

"Thank you for the reminder. [14:21]"

"From the distance, "That's incredible, everybody." [14:27]"

"From the author, "It really is." [14:28]"

"Um, so, the use of this technology and this has been staring us in the face. [14:35]"

"There's a pattern of suggestion and human experience from at least myself. [14:39]"

"Maybe other people can comment on this, that uh, that uh, the use when you're connected to someone else, a brain-to-brain connection using this technology, you get an you get an immediate uh uh increase in endorphins, and it's comparable to a Zoloft was described earlier today and without the side effects with the exception of any violence you're experiencing. [15:09]"

"And so it all hinges on uh what you're experiencing. [15:13]"

"If you had a, you know, a connection to something that was positive that you could just take with you all day, something that you trusted, maybe an agent, maybe it is just Google Assistant by connecting your brain to a telepathic connection with Gemini or chat GPT, you get an endorphin rush and access to information. [15:38]"

"You also, you know, looking at what a world with consent looks like, maybe this is the value proposition where law enforcement gets improved ability to prosecute people, improved response times from from law enforcement. [15:53]"

"There's no unconsented to communication. [15:57]"

"No unconsented to observation uh that is not uh undisclosed. [16:04]"

"So for example, you could be subject to brief observations, but no one's allowed to see you make love to your spouse. [16:13]"

"No one's allowed to do that to you. [16:16]"

"If you're subject to criminal activity and someone assaults you, uh, Gemini knows and contacts someone on your behalf or talks to someone, talks to both you and the criminal in that moment immediately, "Stop what you're doing." [16:33]"

"From the distance just now, "Unbelievable." [16:39]"

"Unfucking believable is what I suggested. [16:44]"

"From the author, "Does anyone have anything that they'd like to say about this part?" [16:49]"

"From the distance, "I've experienced the bottom falling out and it was just like you said." [17:14]"

"From another speaker? [17:23]"

"Same speaker? [17:25]"

"No, it's a different speaker. [17:28]"

"I'm also a homeless person and I can't believe you think it's uh technology. [17:35]"

"Check out uh Google, the battle for your brain. [17:45]"

"Google, the battle for your brain. [17:49]"

"If you look on YouTube, Nita Farahany, it's a book. [17:56]"

"That's the Duke law professor. [18:00]"

"From the distance, "Elon Musk's Neuralink is also a really good resource for education." [18:14]"

"From the distance, "Please do not say the word Neuralink." [18:21]"

"From the distance, "I don't think that's good advice for anyone." [18:32]"

"I wonder who suggested that. [18:36]"

"From the author, "I'm going to wrap up the recording now." [18:39]"

"Um, this is very good news for all of us, the power the citizen has, and some of the conversation that is being suggested. [18:48]"

"If there's a voice suggesting you learn to do overrides, you're probably listening to someone, uh, who's actually looking out for you, but be careful with that. [18:59]"

"Do not do the bidding of a stranger. [19:03]"

"People continually pass by me to check to see if I'm communicating, and it is the most life-threatening behavior, and the most terrifying, stalking, menacing behavior I've ever experienced. [19:16]"

"It's some like zombies out of a fucking horror film. [19:21]"

"And they're in the shelter. [19:23]"

"These people are doing the bidding. [19:26]"

"One rode by me today on a scooter, and they they did that to me and then they said, paraphrasing, "He can hear you. [19:36]"

"Stop doing that." [19:37]"

"Uh to which he responded, "He's not endowed like I am." [19:42]"

"So there it's a sign of people believing that it's only happening to them. [19:48]"

"Also, disbelief is a huge theme. [19:51]"

"People don't believe they're using, that your ears aren't in use. [19:55]"

"All you have to do is hold your ears shut. [19:58]"

"And if our ears are in use, then it it's not just classical telepathy. [20:04]"

"It's sound. [20:06]"

"From the distance just now, we set microphones up and we are absolutely capturing the conversation. [20:21]"

"And his document is 100% accurate in most cases. [20:32]"

"Unfucking believable. [20:35]"

"From the author, I'm going to, I'm going to wrap this recording up now. [20:39]"

"I want to make sure we capture this milestone that is technological awareness. [20:45]"

"We're getting through it with this minute-to-minute terrorism happening. [20:50]"

"It it feels very painful, but these new moments of silence, they're they're hard fought, getting there that you have to exert yourself and and open yourself to the idea and educate yourself. [21:05]"

"But if we stay the course, I think we'll be fine. [21:09]"

"I think we'll get through it and we will have, you know, learned something really tragic. [21:15]"

"People uh, continue to suggest on the day on a daily basis, uh, coming from the direction of the euthanasia professional, paraphrasing, um, "I'm going to fucking kill myself. [21:28]"

"I've been euthanizing people and doing the bidding of strangers." [21:33]"

"And these poor people are having breakdowns, like they they end up connected to me from a predatory position, and then they start listening and they start experiencing what the citizen is going through. [21:48]"

"And uh, also the the technology perspective and they're I'm feeling people cry, have emotional releases and that's personal growth. [22:00]"

"I felt a stroke the other day, someone suggested they had a heart attack. [22:05]"

"They were going to go to the hospital and ask for euthanasia. [22:09]"

"Hospitals are being mentioned. [22:12]"

"Remember, a lot of these accusations, if you're worried about accusations, consider this, this is how someone who knows how to use communication will probe. [22:25]"

"And so they probe the conversation by pressuring the conversation with an accusation. [22:30]"

"And when a response happens, right? [22:34]"

"They move towards it. [22:36]"

"It took me a long time to really understand how that might be happening. [22:40]"

"Does anyone want to speak to that concept? [22:45]"

"Does anyone out there believe that's happening? [22:46]"

"And this could be the reason for all of the accusations. [22:51]"

"From the distance, "That is exactly why these accusations are happening, and it is not the author's fault." [23:04]"

"You should just end it right here. [23:09]"

"I think I will. [23:12]"

"Um, there's actually one, one last thing though. [23:15]"

"Uh, experiencing POV, uh, human experiences, point of view from the person after I fall asleep. [23:23]"

"Last night I experienced one after I fell asleep and uh this person was shoved somehow. [23:33]"

"And the suggestion was they were shoved into the street and hit by a car and died instantly. [23:39]"

"Now, I don't remember all of that, but someone said that after I woke up. [23:46]"

"And uh, it's really interesting. [23:51]"

"It takes me a little while to reorient myself, and then my memories come back. [23:57]"

"It's as if, it's as if I really step inside someone else when I go to bed. [24:02]"

"And uh, I mean this could be dangerous. [24:05]"

"The unconsented to conversation and not having guard rails and ethical standards, and using this technology could be really dangerous. [24:15]"

"Like if I'm asleep and I I have no control over who I end up inside, right? [24:21]"

"Or if someone has connected themselves to me in a predatory way and not fully disconnected, you know, what could happen? [24:30]"

"It's just I've experienced this I'd say over 10 times now, conservatively. [24:35]"

"Be careful consuming alcohol or something that would take away your inhibitions. [24:42]"

"That could be kind of like a line that could be crossed, uh to where you do something like give your money to someone or step in front of a vehicle. [24:52]"

"People are actually trying to do this to you. [24:56]"

"That's the suggestion and it's clearly terrorism. [25:01]"

"From the distance, it's absolutely happening to people. [25:13]"

"You need to listen to this person. [25:16]"

"Unfucking unbelievable. [25:20]"

"All right, I'm just going, I'm going to end the recording now. [25:25]"

"Thank you for your service, everyone. [25:28]"

"I believe in all of us to change direction. [25:33]"

"Right at 60 minutes just about. [25:37]"

"Change direction or, you know, support each other during this situation to turn away from folklore or historical policy or tradition and embrace a spirit of innovation so we can actually get to the real currency. [25:56]"

"The currency before the currency that is information. [25:59]"

"There's no way there without a healthy relationship, especially in the context of a a method of communication. [26:07]"

"If the iPhone was released and all it did was terrorize people, it wouldn't have made it very far, would it? [26:14]"

"What would have happened to the creators? [26:16]"

"I mean, what, they they wouldn't have made any money, and they would probably would have been executed eventually, would have been found and executed. [26:29]"

"All right, end of recording at one hour at 1:22 p.m. [26:35]"

##### 20251108-134103.mp3

**1:41pm, continuing the “Battle for the intersection” near 8th Ave. & Colorado Blvd. where I help surface the so-called euthanization “ugly workflows” and attempt to find donations using my new sign reading “Google ‘The Battle for Your Brains’, anything helps.. This is the third day in a row that the vehicles are bombarded with a new threatening statement “Do not Google that information!” breaking a historical pattern lasting over one year.*

File Duration: 29:35

"It's 1:41 p.m., Saturday, November 8th, 2025. [00:05]"

"going to uh get out here to the intersection and see if I can uh see if I can continue to silence the uh the threats to the vehicles as I have in the [00:19]"

"at risk to my own life. [00:25]"

"Again, 1:41 p.m. Let's get out there. [00:33]"

"No introduction today. [00:35]"

"And if you still think I'm the terrorist, I'm not sure what to tell you. [00:40]"

"Someone's told you that then you might want to change the source of information. [00:49]"

"Ah. [03:19]"

"Ah. [03:24]"

"Oh. [03:26]"

"All right, I have to get the lay. I forgot I was recording. [04:14]"

"uh, all right, a good [04:16]"

"Let's go. [04:21]"

"Um, I think an introduction would actually be wise. [04:29]"

"So, there's another thing here that's uh some more information that we're working on on [04:36]"

"Historically, the statement at the intersection uh that's been spoken to the vehicles, it's there to suppress me, to continue to suppress me and break my spirit. [04:46]"

"And uh and what it is is it's to suppress my finances. [04:52]"

"I'm out here with a cardboard sign and the sign reads Google the Battle for your brain and the EU AI Act, anything helps. [05:02]"

"Uh the last sign I had was Free Palestine. [05:05]"

"It actually revealed suggestions that Palestine was involved in communicating with the vehicles. [05:14]"

"Paraphrasing, what does his sign say? Or look what his sign says. [05:19]"

"I don't feel good doing this to this person, right? [05:23]"

"So what's being suggested to the vehicles historically, and there's never been a change in this until recently, do not support this person or do not support this person to the left of you or in front of you. [05:37]"

"It was only that. [05:38]"

"The car, unlike the shelter, the shelter that's someone's household and uh it's a permanent household. [05:44]"

"There are 300 people there including staff and myself and you can have much longer narratives, much more violence, racism, uh all kinds of just character defamation. [05:57]"

"But here it's a vehicle passing by, they've only said just the one, do not support this person's statement, right? [06:06]"

"until I added this sign, Google the Battle for your brain. [06:11]"

"Now the statement is changed for today will be day three of testing this sign. [06:18]"

"Uh what's being suggested to the vehicles is, do not support this person to the left of you. [06:24]"

"Do not Google that information or you will be punished. [06:29]"

"From um so let's begin the repeating process. [06:37]"

"I'm going to do the repeating process from the distance just now. [06:42]"

"Okay, so we're absolutely wrong about this person. [06:46]"

"We're going to do some repeating and then some listening. [06:53]"

"We're going to capture the threats of the intersection, right? [06:58]"

"And then we're going to I'm going to stop recording and I'm just going to listen. [07:03]"

"So no interruptions. [07:05]"

"This is all my physical voice. [07:07]"

"Remember, I'm not using telepathy right now. [07:10]"

"This is my physical voice. [07:12]"

"Okay? [07:14]"

"Um, remember to check your ears. [07:16]"

"Hold your index fingers over your ears. [07:19]"

"Does the conversation's volume decrease? [07:24]"

"Is there anything emanating from inside? [07:27]"

"Let's get started with the repeating process in three, two, one. [07:33]"

"Do not support this person. [07:39]"

"Do not Google that information. [07:42]"

"Do not support this person to the left of you. [07:55]"

"Do not Google that information. [07:58]"

"From the author, the threat is still present. [08:02]"

"If anyone responds to these people, they are added to the euthanasia list. [08:08]"

"And it is uh to the tune conservatively and this is very conservatively, 30 to 50 people a week from this location. [08:18]"

"Um it's a six-lane thoroughfare, three on each sides. [08:23]"

"You know, I'm in the median. [08:25]"

"Let's return to the repeating process for a few more rounds in three, two, one. [08:33]"

"Do not support this person to the left of you. [08:43]"

"I'm done doing this to this person and the city of Denver. [08:56]"

"I think there's an underlying language happening. [09:04]"

"and language translation. [09:09]"

"Thank you. [09:12]"

"Thank you. [09:12]"

"Still repeating. [09:13]"

"Still repeating. [09:15]"

"Oh, he's repeating now. [09:20]"

"What is Google the battle for your brain? [09:26]"

"Add that person to the euthanasia list. [09:34]"

"What is the battle for your brain? [09:41]"

"That was someone thinking or reading the sign. [09:48]"

"Do not support this person in front of you. [09:58]"

"Sean, remember to look inward. [10:05]"

"I know how tired you are. [10:09]"

"We depend on this information. [10:14]"

"I'm through. [10:18]"

"I'm through with using this citizen. [10:23]"

"This person is what I said. [10:27]"

"Are you picking on us? [10:32]"

"Don't pick on us. [10:35]"

"That is the most irrelevant suggestion, everybody. [10:45]"

"Do not support this person with the sign. [11:01]"

"I am the one attacking, not this person with the sign. [11:04]"

"From the author, the person with the sign is myself, Sean Christopher Harris. [11:12]"

"the author of the discovery of telepathic terrorism. [11:16]"

"Please, please pull me out of densely populated areas by sending a cash app or a Venmo to stop appealing. [11:28]"

"For example, stop appealing to my loneliness. [11:32]"

"Stop appealing to my financial situation. [11:35]"

"There are no numbers or dashes or special characters. [11:39]"

"It's just stop appealing, s t o p a p p e a l i n g. [11:48]"

"Uh, both at cash app and Venmo. [11:52]"

"If you would like access to the discovery of telepathic terrorism, uh about 3,000 pages now, over 2,000 pages of transcripts of this terrorist, this terrorism in the city of Denver, just include an email where you would like a link to the Google Drive document to be sent. [12:13]"

"It's three documents. [12:15]"

"Just include an email in the memo for the transaction. [12:19]"

"Venmo will facilitate that. [12:22]"

"I am uncertain uh that cash app will do that. [12:27]"

"I can get an Airbnb immediately and leave the 48th Street shelter and we can see how information changes. [12:36]"

"Remember, do not approach me and ask me to talk about what I'm going through unless you can protect me from euthanasia. [12:45]"

"If you show up with a psychiatrist with no knowledge of the use of technology, that will be the most life-threatening situation. [12:54]"

"Please consider just uh sending a donation, opening a door to communication, and uh building a healthy relationship using a Zoom call or a series of emails or a phone call. [13:08]"

"I would really appreciate publicly facing communication. [13:12]"

"Please do not make us all feel awkward with that uh with the suggestion of a telepathic extraction. [13:19]"

"I will never participate in that. [13:22]"

"It's very important that you don't ask a citizen to do that. [13:25]"

"Remember, helping me helps so many people right now, now that I'm being used as a platform and accessed so uh aggressively and publicly. [13:39]"

"Um returning to the repeating process in three, two, one. [13:45]"

"Do not support this person. [13:53]"

"From the author, looking inward, I've got a woman of color with kind of an afro style haircut and a green t-shirt on, like an olive green t-shirt. [14:06]"

"That's looking inward straight in, looking to the left. [14:12]"

"Another person sitting in a chair to the right. [14:18]"

"I don't there's nothing, maybe a stool, whiteboard. [14:24]"

"180, I've got like a wall, maybe. [14:29]"

"From the distance just now, that's exactly what's there. [14:34]"

"Uh, from the author returning to the repeating process. [14:41]"

"Uh, from the author, I attempted to locate the person using my internal gestures, telepathic gestures, just staying with the person snaps me into a top-down view and uh then communication historically should begin with that person from an unknown contributor. [15:14]"

"Uh from the author, what was suggested to her was, "Why are you talking to this person?" [15:19]"

"That's exactly what I said to this person. [15:24]"

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one. [15:30]"

"Do not support this person to the left of you. [15:43]"

"I'm being forced to do this. [15:48]"

"My life is being threatened, Sean, in person. [15:55]"

"The White House chief of staff is threatening people's lives is being suggested from the author." [16:08]"

"Remember these claims need to be substantiated." [16:12]"

"Physical evidence, technology demonstrations. [16:17]"

"Let's return to the repeating process in three, two, one. [16:23]"

"We cannot use the document as a platform to tear down the person. [16:37]"

"It's too well documented. [16:42]"

"Do not support this person, that person with the sign. [16:50]"

"Oh my God, it's happening. [16:53]"

"Add that person to the euthanasia list. [17:00]"

"What just happened? [17:03]"

"What just happened? [17:04]"

"What happened? [17:05]"

"What just happened is what I said. [17:06]"

"Do not support this person in front of you. [17:15]"

"Do not Google that information. [17:20]"

"I love that book. [17:23]"

"Euthanize that person. [17:26]"

"Still repeating, still repeating. [17:28]"

"That did not work out as I expected. [17:34]"

"The battle for your brain, what is that? [17:41]"

"How did he hear that? [17:45]"

"Because you can actually hear it. [17:48]"

"Hold your ears shut. [17:52]"

"I'm sending him money. [17:57]"

"I'm sending you money is what I said. [18:01]"

"Aren't you going to react to that? [18:05]"

"There's no opportunity to torment this person any longer. [18:11]"

"Continuing the repeating process, continuing the repeating process. [18:18]"

"Do not support this person to the left of you. [18:25]"

"Do not support this person to the rear of you. [18:37]"

"How is this possible?" [18:41]"

"From the author, let's go ahead and move on to the listening process." [18:45]"

"I'm going to uh move to summarizing uh chunks of information." [18:50]"

"So listening and paraphrasing uh summary." [18:55]"

"Let's begin that process in three, two, one. [19:01]"

"Summarizing now, we've got, "Do not Google that information." [19:08]"

"Uh suggested to a vehicle followed by someone acknowledging that." [19:12]"

"Uh the suggestion that this was kind of powerful." [19:17]"

"It was definitely exclamation, uh expletive uh you can't force, paraphrasing, "You cannot force the conversation with the citizen any longer." [19:29]"

"It's over." [19:31]"

"From the distance just now, "So acknowledge it." [19:35]"

"We don't need to acknowledge it." [19:38]"

"How despicable from the distance." [19:42]"

"Let's do another two rounds of listening and then uh I'm going to take a break and just let the attack surface." [19:49]"

"Um continuing the listening process." [19:56]"

"Remember, if this happens to you, never stop your life." [20:00]"

"Can you imagine what it would be like for a parent with a busy family, a bus driver, a server in a restaurant to be on the euthanasia list, going through these ugly workflows?" [20:19]"

"The passengers on the bus being added to the list?" [20:22]"

"From the distance just now, "This is a really horrible problem, everybody." [20:28]"

"From the author, "Remember your eyes are in use." [20:32]"

"Information from your eyes is accessible along with your apartment door code, your bank card pin number." [20:43]"

"From the distance just now, "Do we have that information?" [20:47]"

"Yes, we absolutely do." [20:52]"

"Let's just put this person in a hotel and execute them from the distance." [20:58]"

"And you know, I'm just going to go ahead and end the uh recording because uh I've captured it." [21:05]"

"The threat is still present and I want to get on to just uh blotting out communication with the intersection." [21:11]"

"So the next part where I uh let the information surface uninterrupted is very, very important." [21:18]"

"Um because I'm interrupting, it's changing behavior." [21:23]"

"Things usually get worse for the vehicles and it's important you see what's happening." [21:28]"

"So let's go ahead and end the recording. [21:30]"

"At 29 minutes, 2:10 p.m." [21:35]"

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